YES! Finally found a good video. I've had my Espire forever. I've never sewn on it because of life things. But I have a big need to use it and couldn't figure out how to thread it. I have the book but it's just not as good as what you have here. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video. I am new to sewing, and just got my Baby Lock machine few weeks ago. I winded 12 bobbing yesterday, failed some of them. This video covers details I was not aware of when winding the bobbing, and trouble shooting, also answered one question I had. I really appreciate. Thank you again!
This tutorial was the one that guided thru in plain language and views of the top of the machine. Which machine looked just like my Aria.THank you for getting me past my new "baby" panic. PS. I got my new Aria yesterday. And only after swerving onto your posting was I able to jerk myself out New machine fear.Thanks,New owner of an ARIA.Blessings,RUth
You are awesome! At the time of my purchase I had a trainer that was horrible. The sales guy was awesome. I told my friend about the store and she bought her machine there too and again she gets same trainer I had from hell.. My friend was a beginner sewer and you can imagine how frustrated she was. This trainer had no patience and had an bad attitude. At the time this trainer was the only one. I thought I would try U-tube to see if there was a trainer available and if not I was going to sell my Baby Lock. I thought if Nancy had a Baby lock it has to be good! I miss Nancy. BTW with your instructions works great I am happy!! Thank you very much I too appreciate you...
@ 2:00 you mention that is doesn't matter if your thread unwinds over the top or from under the thread spool. Yes it does matter. The spool is stationary and when the thread is unwound over the top the thread tends to twist into a pig tail. When unwinding from underneath the thread doesn't twist. In all fairness, over the top will work for most projects however long stitches will tend to bind up because of the twisting. I noticed you have your thread coming off from under the spool.
I believe I have successfully wound the thread properly but when I am ready to press the start/stop I first got a message on the lcd to disconnect my pressor foot. Ok so I disconnected it, again tried to press start/stop button and the lcd now saying “change the speed controller mode to OFF”. The manual says to put it in fastest mode (3arrows), and I notice while you’re winding it’s at medium (2 arrows) and didn’t make any adjustments to anything prior to pressing on.... anyone know what I could be struggling with ?
I think it would be even more helpful if you can verbally guide me how to open the bobbin area as well as which direction or side the thread lays when dropping the bobbin in🥴 thank you for this video
Received an "F01" Error Code on my Decorator's Choice Baby Lock. Have checked & triple checked for any thread issues in the needle and bobbin areas (underneath needle plate too) including the upper threading portions...nothing obstructing whatsoever. Contacted Baby Lock "Support" and of course they were no help. Any help you can send my way would be greatly appreciated.
I was told that special thread was needed for bobbin thread. Is that true? I have lots of Gutterman spools. I can use that? I have a Baby Lock Accord machine.
YES! Finally found a good video. I've had my Espire forever. I've never sewn on it because of life things. But I have a big need to use it and couldn't figure out how to thread it. I have the book but it's just not as good as what you have here. Thank you.
Best instructions ever for winding bobbins EVER!
Thank you so much for making this video. Instructions were clear and concise.
Thank you so much for this video. I am new to sewing, and just got my Baby Lock machine few weeks ago. I winded 12 bobbing yesterday, failed some of them. This video covers details I was not aware of when winding the bobbing, and trouble shooting, also answered one question I had. I really appreciate. Thank you again!
This tutorial was the one that guided thru in plain language and views of the top of the machine. Which machine looked just like my Aria.THank you for getting me past my new "baby" panic. PS. I got my new Aria yesterday. And only after swerving onto your posting was I able to jerk myself out New machine fear.Thanks,New owner of an ARIA.Blessings,RUth
Thanks. Just restarted sewing. When I brought my BL. Youtude didn’t exist. Thanks so very very much. I look forward to more basic training.
No class due to pandemic...thank you so much for this clear instruction!
You are awesome! At the time of my purchase I had a trainer that was horrible. The sales guy was awesome. I told my friend about the store and she bought her machine there too and again she gets same trainer I had from hell.. My friend was a beginner sewer and you can imagine how frustrated she was. This trainer had no patience and had an bad attitude.
At the time this trainer was the only one.
I thought I would try U-tube to see if there was a trainer available and if not I was going to sell my Baby Lock. I thought if Nancy had a Baby lock it has to be good! I miss Nancy.
BTW with your instructions works great I am happy!!
Thank you very much I too appreciate you...
Thank you. Great demonstration. I purchased a Baby Lock Lyric today, and your video helped me a lot in figuring out how to thread it. Loving my Lyric.
Omg thanks. The official channel on how to thread sucks. This video was so helpful
Excellent tutorial. I found it very professional and informative. I will definitely subscribe and follow others.
You what a great demonstration!
Great lesson I've used the Spirit for many years - now I know why sometimes the machine didn't thread right.
MOM! :D You have a youtube channel! I'm so proud!
Babylock Unity thread
@ 2:00 you mention that is doesn't matter if your thread unwinds over the top or from under the thread spool. Yes it does matter. The spool is stationary and when the thread is unwound over the top the thread tends to twist into a pig tail. When unwinding from underneath the thread doesn't twist. In all fairness, over the top will work for most projects however long stitches will tend to bind up because of the twisting. I noticed you have your thread coming off from under the spool.
I believe I have successfully wound the thread properly but when I am ready to press the start/stop I first got a message on the lcd to disconnect my pressor foot. Ok so I disconnected it, again tried to press start/stop button and the lcd now saying “change the speed controller mode to OFF”. The manual says to put it in fastest mode (3arrows), and I notice while you’re winding it’s at medium (2 arrows) and didn’t make any adjustments to anything prior to pressing on.... anyone know what I could be struggling with ?
I think it would be even more helpful if you can verbally guide me how to open the bobbin area as well as which direction or side the thread lays when dropping the bobbin in🥴 thank you for this video
Received an "F01" Error Code on my Decorator's Choice Baby Lock. Have checked & triple checked for any thread issues in the needle and bobbin areas (underneath needle plate too) including the upper threading portions...nothing obstructing whatsoever. Contacted Baby Lock "Support" and of course they were no help. Any help you can send my way would be greatly appreciated.
I was told that special thread was needed for bobbin thread. Is that true? I have lots of Gutterman spools. I can use that? I have a Baby Lock Accord machine.
My bobbin winder will not wind. What could be the problem
are you sure you have touched the lcd screen to get the machine to start?
What's a model#???